Give your brewmasters the control they need. Exact inversion timing, rotation speeds, and grip forces across your complete keg size range, built for wet brewing environments.
Precise control for every keg size and brewing requirement
Keg handling requires exact control over inversion timing, rotation speeds, and grip forces. Standard material handling equipment isn’t built to those specs. We design, manufacture and integrate keg handling, inversion, rotation, and palletizing systems for brewing and beverage producers, with servo-driven controls and specialized gripping built to perform in wet, cold brewing environments across your complete keg size range.
Conventional and robotic palletizing for multiple keg sizes with automatic adjustment. Built for wet brewing environments and continuous operation under heavy container loads.
Servo-driven inversion and precision rotation control for your keg sizes and brewing protocols. Specialized gripping handles wet and dry keg conditions throughout the handling cycle.
Yes. PASCO® (Pasco Systems Corp.) builds palletizing and handling systems for kegs.
What makes keg handling different?
Kegs are heavy and often handled in wet conditions, so tooling and controls have to be engineered for both.
Does PASCO build systems for wet environments?
Yes. PASCO engineers systems for wet, cold and extreme-temperature environments.
Who designs the tooling for keg palletizers?
PASCO designs and manufactures its end-of-arm tooling in-house in St. Louis.
Can a keg palletizer be added to an existing line?
Yes. PASCO integrates systems with existing conveyance and controls.
How do I start a keg handling project with PASCO?
Request a free consultation. PASCO's applications engineers respond within one business day.
What is keg palletizing?
Keg palletizing is stacking filled or empty kegs onto pallets for storage and shipping.
How are kegs handled by automated systems?
Kegs are handled with tooling built for their shape and weight, often with clamps or specialized grippers.
What should be considered when automating keg handling?
Keg size and weight, wet conditions, stacking pattern and how the system connects to filling and washing equipment.
Can kegs be depalletized automatically?
Yes. Automated depalletizing can unload empty kegs for washing and filling.
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Automated Keg Handling and Palletizing Systems
PASCO® automation systems handle the movement and palletizing of kegs used in brewing and beverage production. Robotic palletizing systems and automated conveyors move kegs through packaging and storage areas while maintaining consistent pallet patterns and reliable product handling.
Automating keg handling reduces manual lifting while helping breweries maintain steady production flow.
Keg Palletizing and Depalletizing Automation
PASCO engineers keg palletizers and depalletizers to automate the loading and unloading of kegs in production and warehouse environments. These systems move kegs between conveyors, palletizing stations and storage areas with consistent placement and repeatable pallet patterns.
Automated keg palletizing helps maintain efficient handling of heavy containers throughout brewing operations.
Flexible Automation for Multiple Keg Sizes
Keg packaging operations often involve multiple keg sizes and formats. PASCO keg handling systems are engineered with adaptable tooling and controls that allow the system to accommodate different keg diameters and heights.
This flexibility allows breweries to automate keg palletizing while maintaining reliable handling across their keg inventory.
Keg Handling Automation for Brewery Operations
PASCO designs keg handling automation to integrate with existing brewery packaging equipment and facility layouts. Conveyor systems, palletizers and depalletizers are configured to support the specific production requirements of brewing operations.
This integrated approach allows breweries to improve keg handling efficiency while maintaining safe and consistent material handling.